Happy

Adopted

Breed	Appenzell Mountain Dog
Color
Age	Baby
Gender	Male
Size	Large
Coat Length	-
Adoption Fee	-

About Me

Characteristics

Health

Vaccinations up to date

House-trained

Yes

Good in a home with

Dog

Contact Me

Adopt Me

Chippewa Humane Association

10501 Cty Hwy S South, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729

(715) 861-5748

[email protected]

sunday: Closed
monday: Closed
tuesday: 12-5 PM
wednesday: Closed
thursday: 12-5 PM
friday: Closed
saturday: 12-4 PM

My Story

Pet Name: Happy
Breed: Appenzeller Mix
Age: 12 Weeks
Gender: Male
Altered: No
Good with Cats: Likely
Good with Dogs: Likely
Good with Kids: Yes
Energy Level: High
Their Story:
Happy is a 12 week old appenzeller mix that was surrendered to the shelter in December because his owners couldn't keep him. Happy's mix isn't entirely known, but if he grows up to be the size of an appenzell, he will be a relatively large dog. Happy's name also fits him very well. This little guy is very happy go lucky, but can sometimes get a little too hyper. He's good with kids, but probably shouldn't be in a home with little toddlers because he's at the age where he jumps and bites and plays tug of war with clothing. Happy should also begin puppy training once he is adopted as well. Training greatly improves a dogs manners, and WILL help them in the future. So just because he seems like he's not doing to well, keep working!! It will turn out well! Happy's smart and loves treats and being with people!

Our adoption policys include: No same day adoption. This is to ensure that there are no impulse buys. If you currently have animals or had animals in the past, we need to check with the vet clinic to make sure they are up-to-date on vaccinations. We now require proof of home-ownership due to some landlords not allowing pets. There are also some animals that need to be spayed or neutered before leaving the shelter at the new owners expense. These are known as the prespay or preneuters. These animals include purebreds and bully breeds (the pitbull type breeds) for the dogs, purebreds for the cats, and all rabbits must be spayed or neutered before leaving the building. You can call the shelter at 382-4832 if you have any questions.